Lyndon Green Infant School

Children with an Education Health and Care Plan naming this school are given overall priority for admission.

“Any child with an Education Health and Care Plan/statement of special educational needs is required to be admitted to the school that is named in the statement.”

Admission to the Resource Base requires the child to have an EHCP.

“All children must have EHCP's to be considered for the Resource Base.”

Named Designated Safeguarding Leads and a Senior Learning Mentor support children's wellbeing

“Our Senior Learning Mentor and Designated Safeguarding Leads are here to help and support our children.”

Dedicated and child-focussed Safeguarding Team supports pupils

“Here at Lyndon Green Infant School we have a dedicated and child-focussed Safeguarding Team.”

School has named core values (Be kind, Be respectful, Be resilient, Be curious, Be helpful, Be adventurous) agreed by parents, pupils, staff and governors, underpinning a strong whole-school ethos.

“Our parents, pupils, staff and governors have agreed that these values represent 'The Lyndon Green Infant' child.”

School aims to provide a child-centred, inclusive curriculum supporting independent, creative learning.

“Providing a child centered, inclusive curriculum that supports independent, creative learning”

Online admissions for Reception and Year 2-3 (Infant to Junior) September 2026 entry opens 1 October 2025 via the Birmingham City Council portal.

“Online admissions opens on 1 October 2025 for Reception and Year 2-3 (Infant to Junior) admissions in September 2026.”

Late applications after the 15 January 2026 deadline are not processed until after the 16 April 2026 offer day.

“Applications received after the 15 January 2026 will be classed as late applications and will not be processed until after the offer of places on 16 April 2026.”